Toyota Camry News

Toyota's king is back near the top of the pile.

This life-size lego replica of the Toyota Camry took over 500,000 Lego bricks and over 8 weeks to assemble. It was designed by Ryan 'The Brickman' McNaught who is 1 of only 14 Lego certified professionals in the world. The lego replica was made as a fun way to introduce the new Toyota Camry to the Australian market.

To save you from the hurt of a quickly depreciating new car, we collected 8 of the fastest depreciating cars in America. And here's a surprise, one of them is a Toyota. Learn more at Autoblog.com

Good, and not just for a Camry.

In an effort to curb a road rage incident and protect his young family, a man in Ocala, FL, backed his lifted F-150 up on to the hood of a Toyota Camry.

NASCAR will have far fewer backflips.

Toyota re-stickers its existing NASCAR racer to resemble the 2018 Camry.

Toyota Camry is getting a bold styling update for 2018.

A Camry focused on driver enjoyment? Color us intrigued.

We know it's only a taillight, but Toyota's Camry teaser foreshadows a more interesting design from the usually anonymous sedan.

Spider vs. driver.

These iconic family cars do more than haul people, if you know what we mean.

Toyota recalls 41,630 Camrys and 16,880 Avalons after finding that the system that tells the passenger airbag to arm or disarm wasn't calibrated properly.

Two California women and their children are alive today thanks to the timely actions of a California Highway Patrol officer.

The Arkadelphia Police Department in Arkansas traded in ten of their aging Crown Victoria police cruisers for brand-new Toyota Camry Hybrids.

Toyota might start pursuing turbocharging in a big way. The shift could include a 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder to replace the V6 engine option in the Camry.

Toyota has been found 60 percent at fault for the unintended acceleration of a 1996 Camry, which was involved in a 2006 crash that killed three and sent a man to jail.

Toyota opted for inspirational in its 2015 Super Bowl ad, pairing paralympian Amy Purdy and boxing legend Muhammad Ali with its 2015 Camry sedan.

Sometimes, looks can be deceiving. This is certainly one of those times, as Toyota successfully trolled the entirety of the media corps at the 2014 SEMA Show by rolling an innocent-looking Camry onto the floor... only to lift literally the entirety of its body to reveal an 850-horsepower, tube-framed dragster. Well, we have been asking for a more driver

Toyota recently introduced the all-new 2015 Camry for the street, so it follows that it should want to promote its new bread-and-butter sedan by putting it out on the racetrack as well. And that's just what it's done here with the release of the new Toyota Camry for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.